Was anticipating a leasurely walk thru the woods but found no trails. Looked like maybe one path…read moreinto weeds.

Bohemian Park is a hidden gem, perfect for both dogs and their owners. The park features a natural…read moreriver or pond that's great for swimming--whether you're bringing your pup for a splash or planning to take a dip yourself. My dog absolutely loves it! I can toss his toy into the water, and he joyfully retrieves it every time. The park also has scenic trails and picnic benches, making it an ideal spot for a peaceful outing. Just a heads-up: the path down to the water can be a bit slippery and muddy, so wear sturdy shoes and skip your best outfit. Bug spray is also a must, especially if you visit during warmer months. I'd recommend going during off-peak hours for a more tranquil experience, but even when there are more people, everyone has been friendly, and it never feels overcrowded. Bohemian Park is not just a dog park--it's a great place to enjoy nature and relax. Gravel and dirt parking too btw.

We absolutely love camping here. So many spacious sites. Most with full hookups (water, power, and…read moresewer) but some that just have water & power, and some primitive tent sites. Several access points to the river for swimming. At the largest area, there's a big concrete platform with a ladder to climb up and jump off into the water. You can pay $5 per person to tube down the river, or rent a kayak. You can also kayak, canoe, and fish in the lakes. There is a large playground area for the kids, horse trails, trails to ride golf carts down (electric only, gas carts and ATVs not allowed there.) They do not allow alcohol there, so don't bring it. Camping is $30 per night for RVs. Not sure about tents, but the website will tell you. You can get day passes to go swim for the day.

I loved my camping trip to this Wildlife Preserve. I swam in the river and took 4 showers. The only…read morereason that I am not giving this 5 stars is the camping is not clearly marked, and I got a camman18 sunburn. Wear sunscreen. :)

Great park with multiple splash pads. Several covered areas with picnic areas and small bathroom…read more Lake nearby, closed on Monday.

Historical Site & landmark where a massacre of over 500 people & a battle with the Creek Indians…read morehappened in 1813 when Alabama was part of Mississippi Territory prior to becoming a US state in 1819. Originally, the site was part of the Mims Plantation, and had settlers of mixed Indian heritage, Creoles, slaves, & other early Americans. Mims had a blockhouse built, but it was no match for over 700 Red Stick Creek Indians that invaded & massacred the majority of the people there. There are many historical information plaques throughout the park & a reconstruction fort/ blockhouse. There is a small locked museum in the park, but I think it is only open for events. The park has several electric hookups for RVs & events. Park was pet friendly, dogs allowed, but I was the only one there. You have to drive through a small trailer hime community to access the park. I did not see any restrooms or drinking fountains, I am assuming they have that brought in during the August reenactment of the battle every year. I am not going to lie, this place very haunted & super natural considering the loss of life & energy here. Supposedly, when reinforcements made it in to the area a week later in 1813, there was so many dead, they put most of them down the well & buried there. There are memorials listing the dead from all sides. It feels creepy. But it is a part of history, like it or not. This location is WAY OUT IN THE STICKS OFF THE BEATEN PATH, FYI.

Visited the drive through Christmas Light display at the park this year and they made a vast…read moredifference over last year which was their first year. This is definitely going to be a yearly event for me. This an excellent family treat that the county has put lots of work and thought into for the community. Thank You! Also, did I mention It's FREE.

Awesome park, has a few nature trails to walk on, park is totally surrounded by the woods &…read morewetlands. Great place for dogs, my dog loved it, sights, sounds, & smells. Historical buildings with placards, an old church, schoolhouse, post office, general store, log cabin, replicas of Creek Indian houses. There are public restrooms & tons of electrical hookups, looks like a lot of events are held here. Currently, there are Christmas Trees & lights up around the trees, buildings, & fences. The roads & parking lot are gravel. No playground, but I think this place is good for kids, lots of outdoor space & trees. I think that Baldwin County does Civil War reenactments here. Very easy to get to, right off of I-65 @ Exit 31, just two miles past a Circle K gas station, Live Oak Landing & two creeks on AL-225, I think.

Twin Hills Park is a smaller park that is set around a lake. It also has a nice children's play…read morearea. Parking is adequate and both the park and the parking lot are decently maintained. On this particular Sunday, the park was pretty busy. Well, the children's playground part was pretty busy and they even had an ice cream truck come and offer their products. All in all, Twin Hills Park is a cool enough park to visit.

Stopped by the area for a few nights. Needed a good place to run and found this Park based on…read moreproximity to hotel and reviews. The park is okay, it's not awful but the route is short (only 1 mile if you go around both sides). The worst part, was the neighborhood that it was located. Does not look like the safest place in Crestview.

LOVE this park at the sports complex! There's zip line, slides, little rock wall, baseball fields,…read morebasketball courts.. Plenty of parking. There were multiple little league games today since it was the championship.. they even had a concession stand, but didn't check out what they had. Very well maintained and seems very safe. Right behind navarre high school.

Great new playground located in the Navarre Sports Complex…read more The ground surface is made of a rubbery material--very bouncy and helps if the kids fall down. It has a small zip-line, numerous slides, monkey bars and modern swings and other cool equipment. Plenty of benches, porta-potty and plenty of parking. Best time to come is in the morning or late afternoon since the park equipment can get hot during the day. They also have a small dog park across from the parking lot.

This is a great public space with the amenities fitting of its name. If you have littles, then just…read moreknow it is an outstanding, safe play area that fosters inclusion and welcomes all. There are walking trails that go through the woods, an off-leash dog area, and multiple mixed-use sportsball/athletic fields. On hot days, the splash pad area is the place to be, making for a safe space for kids and families to cool off and enjoy the sun. The frisbee disc golf course is one of the real hooks to the park, nicely laid out and maintained, and providing differing levels of challenge. Public restrooms are all around, the playground and splash pad area have soft landing spots, and it is generally well lit and safe all through the park. There are even several canopy areas with tables, allowing for picnics or other gathering use and mostly just to get out of the Alabama sun. Get out and enjoy the greenspace, Mobile, it's a beautiful place.

This park is very popular and in a good area of town. This park includes a playground, restrooms, a…read moresplash pad, dog park, tennis courts, disc golf, amphitheater, baseball diamonds, soccer field, football field, paved walking paths, and unpaved walking trails in the woods. There is a small gymnasium for gymnastics in the MAWSS water tower. Parking is decent, but I have never visited on game days. ALOT of people walking and running. Park is open from dawn to dusk like all other parks in Mobile. The playground is the best of all the parks in my opinion. It is fairly busy, but not so much that would make you visit elsewhere.

We were driving through downtown Mobile when my son spotted this wonderful Spanish park, which pays…read morehomage to the Spanish and to the area's and Mobile's history, located right on the edge of Downtown. Street parking was limited, but we found a spot and walked through the small park, enjoying the statues and reading the plaques. The fountains were peaceful. This was an unexpected but pleasant stop in Mobile.

Nice shady park downtown. Plenty of benches to sit down, the whole park is very shady from all the…read moreoak trees. There is a large fountain in the park center. Azalea bushes. Statues of Spanish Explorers, historic place. Located on Government Street between the Mardi Gra Museum and The Mobile Chamber of Commerce. Directly in front of Malaga Plaza, within walking distance of The Malaga Inn, a great hotel I stayed in prior to moving here. Also a block west of the Mobile Civic Center. Centrally located. Also within walking distance of downtown Mobile eateries, bars, & museums. You will enjoy your time hereat this park.

Excellent hiking!!! Numerous trails of varying lengths which you can connect or not to control the…read morelength of your adventure! I'll be back for sure

Nicely preserved piece of civil war history. They have cabins and camp sites you can rent here. I…read morecame for a ghost hunt put on by the Ghost Hunting Housewives. They donate all their ticket proceeds to the park.